S’mores are a classic summer treat, but, you don’t need a campfire to make them with this list of Easy S’mores Recipes. There are ideas for no-bake recipes, ones using the grill, and more.
For more treats, check out all of our dessert recipes.
Campfire s’mores are great, but that’s not the only way to make s’mores when you want them. Especially because you don’t always have a fire nearby. And sometimes, you want s’mores at home without having to go camping.
So, if that’s you, you’ll love this list of unique s’mores recipes.
Some are made in the oven, some on the grill, and some are easy no-bake recipes you can put together in minutes when you want a sweet treat after dinner.
Unique S’mores Recipes
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Soft Pretzel S’mores
These soft pretzel s’mores are a really fun twist on a classic treat. Instead of using graham crackers as the base, everything is layered on a soft pretzel for a delicious sweet-and-salty snack.
What makes these so easy is that you’re using marshmallow creme, not melted marshmallow, so you don’t have to worry about a flame.
No Bake S’mores Cookies With Marshmallow Fluff
If you’re in the mood for s’mores but don’t want to start a campfire, these no bake s’mores cookies with marshmallow fluff should be your go-to.
They have all the classic flavors of s’mores without any baking. Plus, they come together in just minutes using simple ingredients you probably already have at home, making them such a simple treat.
Puff Pastry S’mores Bites
Instead of using graham crackers, these puff pastry s’mores bites start with store-bought puff pastry as the base.
You broil them for a minute, so you get the delicious gooey marshmallow and melted chocolate that you expect from s’mores, just without the campfire.
S’mores Quesadillas
Sweet quesadillas aren’t something you see often, but these s’mores quesadillas will change your mind. They have the flavors of traditional s’mores, but with a tortilla in place of the graham crackers.
We make these as dessert when we’re having quesadillas for dinner, since we already have the quesadilla maker out.
S’mores Fudge
The easiest way to have just a bite of s’mores is with our s’mores fudge recipe. It’s a great twist on a simple two-ingredient fudge.
You need to make this ahead of time and let it sit in the fridge before you can cut it, so you want to make it before the s’mores craving hits.
Foil-Wrapped Grilled S’mores
Traditionally, s’mores are made on a campfire. But, if you’re at home, you can easily make s’mores on the grill instead.
A grill is large enough to cook a bunch of s’mores at once, so this is the perfect way to make s’mores for a crowd. Plus, since they’re wrapped in foil, they don’t make a mess, which means there’s no cleanup after.
Spooky S’mores Wedding Favors
Spooky s’mores wedding favors might sound too niche, especially if you’re not planning a wedding, but these work perfectly for parties too.
At the core, these are packaged s’mores. But, the fun comes from customizing them for any holiday or celebration. You can use traditional Peeps for Easter, Christmas tree Peeps for a stocking stuffer, and more.
Which of these unique s’mores recipes will you try first? Let us know in the comments.
frugal hausfrau
Tuesday 2nd of June 2020
Excellent!! Already pinned!
Art & Home
Thursday 28th of May 2020
I had no idea there were so many, many, many ways to make smores!!!!
Margy
Thursday 28th of May 2020
I knew they were popular, buy that's an amazing compilation of recipes. I remember loving them as a kid while camping with my parents. - Margy
Ali
Tuesday 26th of May 2020
Yum!! These all look so good!